Fancy dress Competition (win first prize)

I am delighted to share the exciting news that one of our outstanding students recently emerged victorious in the taluk level fancy dress competition. They showcased exceptional talent, creativity, and flair, capturing the attention of the judges and audience alike. As a result of their remarkable performance, they have earned the honor of representing our school at the state level competition.

This achievement is a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by both the student and Manju sir and parents. The student's selection for the state level competition reflects their remarkable skills in costume design, stage presence..

With great determination and preparation, our student is ready to take on the challenges of the state level competition. They are excited to showcase their unique costume and mesmerizing performance, aiming for the top spot. This opportunity will not only enhance their confidence but also provide a platform to interact with talented participants from other schools.

Our entire school community is extremely proud of this accomplishment and we extend our heartfelt congratulations to our student. Their success is a testament to the nurturing environment we provide, which allows students to explore their talents and excel in various fields.

We have no doubt that our student will give their best performance in the state level competition and make us even prouder. .

May their performance be a source of inspiration for other students, motivating them to pursue their passion and showcase their talents in future competitions. We are confident that their journey represents the excellence and commitment that our school strives to instill in all our students.

Once again, congratulations to our student on this remarkable achievement, and we wish them the best of luck in the upcoming state level fancy dress competition.

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